Reviewed: Jul. 31, 2011

I tried this version, but it is too sweet. My friend makes a variation with two containers of strawberry blended yogurt and one 8 oz. container of cool whip. It is great as a dip or used as a parfait with fresh berries.

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Julie P.

Reviewed: Apr. 7, 2011

3 stars for the recipe, but would give it 5 stars after a few changes. Definitely leave out the white sugar, it is completely unnecessary. Also, I only used 2 tsp of the jello mix and that was PLENTY. To make it a bit more healthy I used light yogurt, fat free cool whip, sugar free jello mix, and low fat strawberry cream cheese. Was delicious with grapes, granny smith apples, and strawberries!

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Allison Allen

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Reviewed: Jan. 2, 2011

This is really good! I made this to serve with fruit for a New Year's Eve party. I wanted something with less sugar and less calories than the typical marshmallow cream dip so I used Lite Cool Whip, Light yogurt, sugar free strawberry jello, 1/3 less soft strawberry flavored cream cheese and left out the sugar (didn't need it at all). The consistency is pretty stiff, but absolutely delicious with firm apples, grapes and especially fresh strawberries. Everyone loved it and wanted the recipe.

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Karen49

Reviewed: Oct. 7, 2009

I made this without the sugar and it was great! Thank you for the tip!! It tastes really good with granny smith apples.

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nlund

Reviewed: May 1, 2009

My kiddos loved this recipe. I was a little concerned about the extra sugar in it, but I followed the recipe as it was. The extra sugar was not needed. With the Cool Whip and the Jello, it was plenty sweet! I also used light yogurt & light Cool Whip and it was still good.

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ACR

Reviewed: Apr. 28, 2009

I had this at a party. It was too sweet to put with fresh strawberries. It actually made the sweet strawberries taste sour. It is not bad tasting, it just shouldn't be eaten with real strawberries.

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